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Details of St. Mary’s, Berlin, Prussia

Organ History
1722	Built by Joachim Wagner
1829	Enlarged by Buchholz of Berlin
Status
Unknown
Sources
Hopkins & Rimbault - “The Organ: Its History and Construction - A Comprehensive Treatise on the Structure and Capabilities of the Organ”, 1877.

Manuals	Stops	Ranks	Couplers	Action
3	40	40	3	-

I. Hauptwerk
1.	Bourdon	16
2.	Principal	8
3.	Rohrflote	8
4.	Viol di Gamba	8
5.	Octave	4
6.	Spitzflote	4
7.	Quint	2 2/3
8.	Super-octave	2
9.	Cornett
10.	Scharf
11.	Cymbale
12.	Trompette	8
i	Oberwerk to Hauptwerk
ii	Echowerk to Hauptwerk
II. Oberwerk
13.	Salicional	8
14.	Gemshorn	8
15.	Gedact	8
16.	Quintaton	8
17.	Octave	4
18.	Fugara	4
19.	Lieblich	4
20.	Nazard	2 2/3
21.	Super-octave	2
III. Echowerk
22.	Quintaton	16
23.	Principal	8
24.	Gedact	8
25.	Octave	4
26.	Rohrflote	4
27.	Nazard	2 2/3
28.	Super-octave	2
29.	Sifflote	1
30.	Mixture
31.	Hautbois/Fagotto	8
Pedal
32.	Principal	16
33.	Sub-bass	16
34.	Violon	16
35.	Gross Nazard	10 2/3
36.	Gemshorn	8
37.	Bass-flote	8
38.	Octave	4
39.	Contra-Posaune	32
40.	Posaune	16
iii	Hauptwerk to Pedal

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